25 Years of Advancing Geoethics and Social Geosciences at INGV

 

Editors: Silvia Peppoloni and Giuseppe Di Capua

Description: Over the past 25 years, the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), Italy, has played a leading role in promoting geoethics, exploring the ethical, social, and cultural dimensions of both theoretical and applied geosciences. In this context, the Journal of Geoethics and Social Geosciences was established as a diamond open-access journal and has since become a key reference for publications addressing critical issues of our time. Geoethics and social geosciences encompass the ethical and social challenges at the intersection of geosciences and various sectors of society, including politics, media, education at all levels, institutional settings, and individual citizens. This special volume presents a selection of articles showcasing the theoretical and practical advancements developed within the Institute on foundational topics, including risk mitigation strategies, the ethics of data management, tools for geoscience education and communication, and gender equality.

• Communication strategy for volcanic hazard understanding in Italy: The role of INGVvulcani team

  Maddalena De Lucia

  1-18

• Preface

  Silvia Peppoloni

  9-10

• Tsunami Ready, a public engagement tool for risk mitigation: The Italian experience

  Alessandro Amato, Lorenzo Cugliari, Silvia Filosa, Laura Graziani, Fabrizio Romano, Cecilia Valbonesi

  1-28

• Exploring the potential of collaboration between geoscientists and artists for a sustainable future of the Earth

  Tiziana Lanza

  1-26

• The ethical dimension of sharing solid Earth Science data

  Massimo Cocco, Rossana Paciello, Daniele Bailo, Mario Locati, Federica Tanlongo, Luca Schirru, Maria Incoronata Fredella, Daniela Mercurio, Carmela Freda

  1-30

• The contribution of psychosocial research to earthquake and tsunami risk mitigation

  Massimo Crescimbene, Federica La Longa

  1-27

• 25 Years of INGV's Education and Outreach: Bridging Science and Society

  Giuliana D'Addezio

  1-18

• A steady progress towards Diversity, Equality and Inclusion in STEM disciplines: a geoscience case study in Italy

  Giuliana Rubbia

  1-20

• How to raise awareness of seismic risk? Lessons learned from case studies within European Projects

  Gemma Musacchio, Susanna Falsaperla, Fabrizio Meroni

  1-15

• The International Geoethics Research Infrastructure

  Giuseppe Di Capua, Silvia Peppoloni

  1-20

• Etna 2018 earthquake: rebuild or relocate? Applying geoethical principles to natural disaster recovery planning

  Marco Neri, Emilia Neri

  1-28

• Pagina della Memoria: a project about the scientific and cultural impact of the Italian “Racial Laws”. To the memory of Fiorella and Leone Anticoli

  Aldo Winkler, Alessia A. Glielmi, Roberto Antonelli, Silvia Haia Antonucci, Cristina Bettin, Maria Chiara Carrozza, Marco Cirilli, Rodolfo Console, Valeria De Paola, Carlo Di Castro, Francesca Di Laura, Gianfranco Di Segni, Noemi Di Segni, Carlo Doglioni, Anna Dolfi, Ruth Dureghello, Manuela Faella, Sira Fatucci, Maria Paola Gargiulo, Monia Maresci, Antonio Meloni, Maria Luisa Meneghetti, Saul Meghnagi, Barbara Notaro Dietrich, Daniela Pavoncello, Federica Polegri, Claudio Procaccia, Daniela Riposati, Enrico Rocchetti, Loredana Salzano, Antonio Sgamellotti, Sandro Temin, Sandra Terracina, Micol Todesco, Simone Vecchi, Adachiara Zevi, Bice Migliau

  1-24

• HSIT system: Citizen Participation in Seismology for Data Collection and Enhanced Understanding of Earthquake Effects

  Patrizia Tosi, Valerio De Rubeis, Paola Sbarra

  1-20